Physics, asked by khanakagarwal2412200, 6 hours ago

A ball is dropped from rest from a height of 200m first on the Earth and then on the moon. Assuming the acceleration due to gravity at moon as 1/6th as that on the Earth, calculate the ratio of their velocities of reaches to the surfaces of Earth and moon .

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Answered by nandinisah73

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